run-cli-e2e-locally

Help a developer run the CLI E2E tests locally using their own Azure AD credentials.

Prerequisites:

• The repo is cloned and Rush dependencies are installed (rush update)
• The CLI and E2E packages are built (rush build --to rayfin-cli-e2e)
• The user has an Azure AD account with access to the target Fabric workspace

Steps

1. Create the local environment file

Create packages/tools/cli-e2e/.env (this file is gitignored):

E2E_AUTH_MODE=user
E2E_ENVIRONMENT=daily
E2E_TENANT_ID=<your-tenant-id>
E2E_CLI_SOURCE=source
USE_LOCAL_PACKAGES=true
RAYFIN_E2E_WORKSPACE_NAME=DO_NOT_DELETE_AppDev_E2E_Workspace
RAYFIN_TELEMETRY_OPTOUT=1
RAYFIN_ENCRYPTION_FALLBACK_ENABLED=true

Replace <your-tenant-id> with the user's Azure AD tenant ID.

If the user doesn't know their tenant ID, suggest:

rayfin login status

or check the Azure Portal under Microsoft Entra ID → Overview → Tenant ID.

2. Run the tests

From packages/tools/cli-e2e:

rushx test:e2e

Login is automatic. The test suite includes a globalSetup that checks for an existing user session before tests run. If no valid user session exists, it automatically runs rayfin login --tenant <E2E_TENANT_ID> which opens the browser for interactive sign-in. After authenticating once, subsequent test runs reuse the cached session without prompting again.

To run a specific test file:

rushx test:e2e -- src/init/init.test.ts

To run with coverage:

rushx test:e2e:coverage

To run in watch mode during development:

rushx test:e2e:watch

3. Run the Playwright browser E2E tests

First install Playwright browsers (one-time):

npx playwright install chromium

Then run the browser tests:

rushx test:e2e:browser

Note: The browser tests deploy to a Fabric workspace and navigate to the hosted URL. They require the user's account to have Contributor access to the DO_NOT_DELETE_AppDev_E2E_Workspace workspace. The Playwright tests do not use the Vitest globalSetup, so the user must have a valid session from a prior rushx test:e2e run or manual rayfin login --tenant <id>.

4. Troubleshooting

How It Works

• Automatic login via globalSetup: The Vitest config references src/global-setup.ts which runs before all tests. When E2E_AUTH_MODE=user, it checks rayfin login status output. If not signed in as a user, it triggers rayfin login --tenant <E2E_TENANT_ID> (opens browser). On subsequent runs, the cached session is reused and login is skipped.
• Output-based detection: On Windows, rayfin login may crash during process cleanup (libuv assertion) even after success. The setup checks for "Signed in successfully" in stdout rather than relying on exit code.
• Auth state sharing: CLI commands in tests inherit the user's auth from ~/.rayfin/auth.json. Direct Fabric API calls acquire a token silently from the MSAL cache via the CLI's getAuthenticatedToken() function.
• Test skipping: Service principal-specific tests (SP login, SP logout) are automatically skipped via it.skipIf(authMode === 'user').
• CI isolation: CI always sets E2E_AUTH_MODE=sp with pipeline secrets. Local .env files are gitignored and never affect CI.